Sony DR-BT140QP are the new wireless Bluetooth hedphones the company has recently built. These are smart headphones or at least that’s what the $138.89 price tells me and the fact that it support Bluetooth 2.0 and A2DP/AVRCP/HFP/HSP profiles. It has a frequency response of 16Hz-24,000Hz, 30mm in diameter driver unit, a built-in lithium battery for 12 hours of continuous use and should be available in black, pink silver and white from July 25th, when pre-orders start.

I’m not really a fan of Bluetooth headphones and to be honest,  but I’ll have to at least try this one before telling you if it’s good or not. Sony has a brand to defend, so this better be great, not good.

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Have you ever need to take a call in a noisy environment and you missed it? Nowadays the busy urban guy has this problem with missing the calls. Perhaps he is too busy or the phone has been left alone on a desk. How can he deal with that?

The solution is called the BluAlert Vibrating Bluetooth Wristband. It uses Bluetooth technology and every time the phone rings, the wristband vibrates. Moreover, the BluAlert Vibrating Bluetooth Wristband is a security device. When paired with your phone it also buzzes if you walk 5 meters away.

The vibrating wristband works on 2.4GHz frequency. It requires about 3 hours charge time and offers 100 hours stand-by time. The resizable neoprene band fits wrists from 7.5″ to 9.5″ around. Buy it here for $63.

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The Iqua Sun is the first Bluetooth device powered by sun light. It has a simple, modern design, but it delivers the best performances. Iqua BHS-603 Sun will make its users independent on power sources. The headset can hold up to 9 hours of talk time and has an amazing standby time of 200 hours. That means although you catch a few cloudy days there won’t be trouble.

The Bluetooth is compatible with a wide range of devices including mobile phones, PDA’s and even iPhone. Iqua BHS-603 Sun is available at Orange UK for £49.99.

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RCA Jet Stream is a media player, if you would thought about anything else. Nothing spectacular, but let me explain you why this would be interesting. The RCA Jet Stream has a tiny OLED screen, offers 1GB of storage, an FM tuner, and battery life of 12 hours. We don’t want to neglect its in-fashion design.

Besides all this, the MP3 player comes along with two wireless ear buds. The wireless headphones don’t use the regular Bluetooth but the Kleer wireless technology. As Engadget sustains this technology takes on Bluetooth because of lower power consumption. It is said the battery lasts 10 times as long as Bluetooth headsets. However the range for this Kleer wireless technology is only 5-6 feet.

The device went to FCC for tests. It will probably hit the market somewhere at the beginning of 2008, although there are no official announcements. RCA Jet Stream and the wireless headsets will be retailed for $129, says Engadget.

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